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Tale of the Tongue (12” Version) - Peter Murphy



     
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Tale of the Tongue (12” Version) Lyrics


The time is coming ripe
We are running fast
I see you coming closer
Closer to the maskCome closer treat me softly
Where can the dreamer be?
How far we've come to know
How much we've come to seeAnd when I ask you softly
Oh what the real man saw
As I hit the roof again
Oh what the dreamer sawThe street still screams of garbage thoughts
The stain of anxious eyes
Still we glimpse the faintest note
Of some battered somnambule menOf the desire to know the wise
Fixed notions fashion them
Their rules police the street
No chance of Latif wayHoled down to crude belief
Answer with a childish quip
Locked inside a nation's pride

To boast the red of freedom blueThey take the purple side
I'm told from day to day
Tales slipped from behind
We're the guards of our mistakesOften running blind
So the dreams that speak in tongues of wine
Taint the coming day
And if I seem to lag behind
Whisper me the way
The street still screamsBismallahirrahmanirrahim
Songwriters
Peter John Murphy;Howard HughesPublished by
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Peter John Murphy (born 11 July 1957, near Northampton, England, raised in Wellingborough, England), is the vocalist of the rock group Bauhaus who later went on to release a number of solo albums, such as Deep and Love Hysteria. By 1983, Bauhaus broke up and Murphy went on to new projects not involving Bauhaus members Kevin Haskins, David J, or Daniel Ash. After some brief dabbling with acting and dance - including a slightly odd televised performance to Bauhaus's "Hollow Hills" - he soon formed Dalis Car with Mick Karn, the bass player from Japan.

Read more about Peter Murphy on Last.fm.


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